The answer is option c.
If a sentence has two subjects but only one verb, that means it <span>has a compound subject, but it is not a compound sentence.
for example: John and I went to the market.
In this sentence John and I are the compound subject, and went is the verb.</span>
Beowulf brings Grendel's Claw
Answer:
b-blue p-purple r- red g-green y-yellow o- orange i-indigo t- teal
Explanation:
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(This somber mansion was desolate.)
Desolate = Empty
Somber = Gloomy
(My steadfast dog was very valiant.)
Valiant = Courage or determination
Steadfast = Loyal
(Our competitors was oblivious of our exploits of this new technology.)
Oblivious = Unaware
Exploits = Take good advantage of